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ER PPO ES Voy 7 Po Sara weeny THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, July 5, 1962 15 USE YOUR CREDIT GE, NO DOWN PAYMENT 9S, MONTHS TO PAY T . CROSS-- COUNTRY" on't Miss Out On These Tremendous Bargains! SLACKS MEN'S SUITS Regular Price Get an Extra Suit ailored from the finest Eng- lish and domestic all wool For Only . yarns, dyed worsteds and flan- nels in pie 'n pic, neat plains, { 00 BROKEN BAT HURTS YOUNG YANKEE FAN his bat on a foul ball and the broken bat end, The lad suf- heavy end flew into the near- | fered only a slight bruise and by box seats. Here women | after an ice pack treatment, and a policeman tend to young} he asked to be taken back to Thomas while his grand-| see the game. Yankees split father, Herbert Brownell, | their holiday doubleheader looks around in his seat; | with Kansas City Athletics. to a spectator who holds the --(AP Wirephoto) WOODBINE RACE CHARTS | Prince Bubi Wins By Head CLEAR AND FAST AD: MARCH | In Clarendon 5 Furlongs. Two ag Maidens, Cdn, foaled.'Cimg. all $7500. waies $1900 we % Str Fin Jockey Owner TORONTO (CP) -- Prince} 1-3% 1-3% Gubbins--Pasquale Bubi, Ridden by Timmy Par- Tommy Beagan, 3-year-old grandson of Herbert Brownell, former Attorney-General of the United States, was struck on the head by the large piece of a broken bat, at Yankee Stadium yesterday afternoon, when Elston Howard broke and sparkle tones in grey, blue grey, medium and dark brown and blues. Hodk and bar fast- eners above zipper fly, double pleats, tabs on back pockets. WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1962 First Race 6-ROMAN THUNDER 11.90 a 5.40 11-ALBION STAR 4.20 3-nk 2-nk Adams -- H ee rd 2nk 3nk Wolski -- Mrs. 42 42 Dreyer -- arauwoos, 5-1 5-% Bolin -- Cosentino 6 6-2% Cosentino -- Long View Fm 8-3 7-2% Robinson -- Bo-Teek Farm 7-1 8no Fitz's -- Windfields Farm 10-14% 91% Dalton -- Stafford Farm A- 11-2% 10-14% Gordon -- Agro Sta nk 11-3% Hale -- Armstrong Bros. wn 5 125 124% Harrison -- Stafford Fm A- Quality $ 13. 1+ 6(13- rem. -- Shermanor Fm Winner br c2? Roman Might--Isabeauty. Trainer 8. U. good, FAB Chokadar won easily Pool 21,992. Dowie, Pool 40,527. S dR PANcHO's WINST 790 $90 econd Race a 30 30 1 and 16th Miles. Three-year-olds up. Smaure ee $2,500. Parse $1,900, Quick ois 83) Sak 341%. Wolski--vanley Stable rince 116 912 83 rey 3 7 'ol ey le is First 116 4 5 4h 2nk Rob'son--McMacken Sta - 116 21 11 ah 2 3-2% Ras'en--Cairnburn Farm ~ - 121144 3 31 = 2-nk 2h 43% Gubbins --M. Dixon 116 10 8 6% 4% 5-no Bolin--J OTaylor +» 11612 2 21 3% 6-4% Roser -- M J Hawkins . 6 8 " 121 82% oe 7-1 Par'l -- Mrs. F. W. Merrill 1142 lh 10- 6 10- Dreyer -- G R Gardiner H $1 7-3 Dalton -- Stafford Fm . sak 10 ao ee Ditt'h -- W P Hibbitt 6 Annesley--Mrs G Graham Lanoway -- Beach Stable et Rigi and G Tremblay Mac's Trophy Fell Potts -- E Short Winner ch g. 7, by Prince Quest --Quickaway. Trainer J. D. McLean. "Mart good, won driving. DAILY DOUBLE 6 AND & PAID $92.60 6-FROHLICH 6-BONNIE BIRD Third Race CRONE: B 7 Farlongs, ee and ap; claiming, all $2500; purse $1800. Wt PP &t Ste Fin Jockey Owner 1-2% Dittfach--B O Hickman IMMER 9.90 t Feemrsetany enurnw ton Dima! jem M--Valhalia. Trained by WH By Mecthead. = e Benj Winner dk b g, 7, by Start good, won easily. 10-FLIGHT PRINCESS 8.60 2SONG OF WINE Fourth Race 2S0NG OF 7 Furlongs, Syear-olds and up claim ing, sll $3500; purse $1900, WtPPSst % % Str Fin Jockey Flight Pri'ess big oe 1-%. Bolin--E Pasquale 7mk Gu'ns--The Pheasant Sta ron ih 3-1 «Parnell--W O lnk 21 4% Har'on--Janley Stable 31% 54 5-3% Tu'te--Golden Oaks Sta. 5-2¥%e 61 6-2 Gordon--Thorndale Sta. - 92 7-nk Hale--Mrs F .Merrill 108 7-4 &% Dreyer--G Gardiner 110 9 7 8% 7-24 8% 91% McComb--J J Mead 5 1 8 7h A) 10-1 10% Potts--Centennial Sta 120 6 4 61 il- 1l- Cos'no--Hellenic Sta Winner ch m, by Jet Flight -- Wither wiabeak Trained by 8S U Ross. Start good, won driviing. * Fifth Race &-COUNTY GUY "250 220 5-LONG KEY y 1% Miles; amie" ves course; 8-year-olds and up; allowances; purse aen0e tPPSt % % «Str Fin Jockey Owner > 22 i-no Wolsi---W G Moore 1-% 25% Rob'son--C Smythe 34 31% Potts--Shermanor F'm -l 41 42% Harrison--R Gian 5-2 5-6% Dreyer--Mrs L Lear Aliarco 07 1 2 6 6 Dalton--Glensyen Sta ese ged bg, 3 by Royal Palm -- Opaline. Trained by G Magnusson. Start good, won driving. 3-PRINCE SPARKLE 9.80 3.20 2.30 90 20 .70 1-HOUSE BOY 22.10 9.30 2-CHINESE BANDIT 4 SEM s 4. Sixth Race 10 3 6 Fuarlongs, waiayG and ap, claiming all $4500. Parse $2000. PPSt % Str Fin Jockey Owner House Boy be 11% 1-% D'fach--Lanson F'm Chinese Bandit 2 2h 2h Cos'tino--S Rotenberg Esteemed 1 43 3-3% Potts--Medway Sta ie se Sue oe aoe, King i, arene Senor Teddy ... p 7-2 6no G'bins--K R Marshall Sailly ttre . 6-1 Sales Roser--B R Steen Ridge Drive & Rob'son--McMacken Sta Winner b g 3 bar rage -- Ruling Pen. 'Tralee? R Townrow. good, won driving. QUINELLA 3 AND 6 PAID $25.00 as, 4BRIDAL MUSI C Seventh Race (BRIDAL MUSIC 8% Farlongs, Two-year-olds. Candian Foaled. Alws. Purse $7500 added. WtPPsts 4% % Str Fin Jockey Owner Prince Bubi .. 1-1 1h Parnelk -- Dellio Bridal Music .. -h 21% 24 Gubbins--Pasquale Canebora .... 4% 3-1%Dittfach -- Windfields A- 31 4n Fitzs's -- Taylor A- 7-Ya 5" Dreyer -- Gardiner §-PRINCE BUBI 'Com'n Market ts age en ae Double Rule He Jeep Hottrn'y Annie 113 11 2 6% 7-% |. Winner ch g 2 Blue Royal 2nd -- Railroad Rosie. Trainer J .C. Meyer. Start good, won driving. Pool 62,875. Eighth Race SROMAN BANGUE 3ROMAN BANQUET 1 Mile, Turf Course, Three-year-olds, Can. foaled. Alws. Purse $2800. Wt PPSt % 6-CRAFTY LACE Str Fin Jockey Owner 12 1-1% Dalton -- Stafford Farm Gubbins -- Pasquale tone -2 71% 64 63% Parnell -- Burton A ' 12 1 8 810 87 62 7-1 Gordon -- Isaac 15 3 9 9 a Zn 8-3% Dittfach -- Burton A- 115 41 3h 62 9. Lanoway -- Bawden nell, won the $9,645 Clarendon Stakes at Woodbine Wednesday. Prince Bubi defeated Bridal Music by a head while Cane. pora finished third, four lengths behind the winner. It was the fourth win in eight starts for Prince Bubi and the first money of $5,895 raised his earnings to $10,730. Parnell rode the mount when Sam McComb retired for the afternoon after a four - horse spill in the second race. Jockey Dick Annesley was taken to hospital for treatment of a pos- sible fracture after the accident! but McComb, Cliff Potts and| Gordon Lanoway escaped with minor bruises and contusions. Kate Kirk, ridden by Annesley, broke her 'right rear fetlock and fell about three furlongs from the finish. She had to be des- troyed. Sandy Sugar, Gray Ben and Mac's Trophy fell over Kate Kirk. Prince Bubi paid $9:50 straight as he ran the 5% fur- longs in 1:05 4-5. Beau Purple Sets Record In Upset Win NEW YORK (AP)--Outsider Beau Purple broke on top and stole the race from heavily-fa- vored Kelso and Carry Back Wednesday to set a track rec- ord in winning the $105,200 Su- burban Handicap at Aqueduct. Kelso, the 3-to-5 favorite, fin- ished second, 24% lengths back, and Carry Back, a 9-to-5 second choice, wound up last in the four-horse field. Garwol was third. Jockey Bill Boland was aboard Beau Purple, one of two lightweights in the small field contesting the 76th running of the 14-mile holiday classic. The 2:01 1-5 track record for the dis- tance set by Sword Dancer when he won the $100,000 Wood- ward Stakes Sept. 24, 1960. Because of the small field there was no show wagering. 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